Stock investments performing badly? There are ways to turn your losses into profits. FMTNews FMTLifestyle Investment
It’s disappointing to see stock prices tumble some 20%, 30%, or 50% after purchasing them, especially if achieving capital gains was your main aim.
A true investor would study a stock’s business model, financial track record and its future plans to assess the quality of the business. If your answer is no, there is a good chance that you’re not investing in the stock market, but betting and speculating, which is the root cause of your disappointment.
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